Midwest Wilderness Connections
Lemons & Salal Lemonleaf Plaster Botanical Bas Relief Wall Art – Natural Plaster, Made to Order
Lemons & Salal Lemonleaf Plaster Botanical Bas Relief Wall Art – Natural Plaster, Made to Order
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Lemons and salal lemonleaf branches cast in a large plaster bas relief panel, approximately 13" W × 20" H × 1.5" D, in natural plaster — the natural plaster lets the rounded, dimpled forms of real lemons and the glossy, oval leaves of salal speak entirely for themselves, with no tint or staining to compete with the pure botanical character of the composition. At 1.5" deep, this is a genuinely sculptural piece with real physical presence on the wall. Cast from a urethane mold. Picture wire hanger on back.
Made to order — each cast is handmade after your order is placed and will ship approximately 2 months after purchase. Certificate of Authenticity included.
Available in your choice of finish: matte, satin, or gloss — select from the options below. Want a hand-tinted or hand-painted version? Custom color options are available upon request for an additional fee — message us to discuss.
Perfect as a bold botanical statement piece for a kitchen, dining room, living room, or gallery wall, a landmark housewarming gift, or a gift for a lemon or botanical art lover.
- Plants Cast: Lemons & Salal lemonleaf branches
- Cast Dimensions: Approximately 13" W × 20" H × 1.5" D
- Cast Color: Natural plaster
- Mold: urethane mold reproduction
- Availability: Made to order — ships approximately 2 months after purchase
- Finish: Choose Matte, Satin, or Gloss
- Custom Options: Hand-tinted or hand-painted versions available upon request for additional fee
- Hanger: Picture wire
- Certificate of Authenticity included
Note: edges and depths vary slightly due to the handcrafted nature of plaster casting. Colors may also vary based on lighting and monitor settings.
Want a custom large-format botanical casting? Commissions are open — message us to start yours.
